Mechanical principles part 13.

[@channelkreasiaku5572]

Verry good 👍🏻

[@WolfShaft]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@walthodgson5780]

I would love to see these mechanisms in actual applications where possible, plus some indication on what the input vs output is, especially on the complicated gear setups.

[@WolfShaft]

Thanks, like and share ! Keep watching !

[@MagnetOnlyMotors]

4:40 nice how the lateral speed is constant from one tho the other.

[@믿음소망사랑-d6i]

기계 원리가 대단하십니다

[@WolfShaft]

감사합니다. 계속 시청하세요!🥰🥰🥰

[@Massivesnap]

Does the slider crank in the video only work as intended one way? Where all the arms meet would then be on the wrong side if it went the other direction, am I right? I know regular cranks would work but this version of a slider crank is more intriguing as it slides almost instantaneously to maximum velocity from rest.

[@WolfShaft]

Yes you're right. Thanks for your comment ! Keep watching and share !

[@thangadhurai8632]

I saw some of your videos all are eye-catching. could you please tell me what software u used. and besides can you make a tutorial video

[@WolfShaft]

Hi , the software used is SolidWorks.

[@xicath]

@@WolfShaft so its not 3ds max software?

[@WolfShaft]

@@xicath No, it is SolidWorks for sure.